blactitude

The bitter attitude occasionally given by a few african american females under the age of 35 to white people of all ages. This attitude would leave one to believe she has been somehow personally wronged. This would not refer to older african american females as they may be justified in their attitude due to actions prior to 1980. Commonly found in the service industry when dealing with the public. Acting as though they are doing you a favor when in fact, they are being paid to assist you as part of their job. Usually considered a form of reverse racism.

That saleswoman gave me a lot of blactitude when I asked her to help me find a dress.

That cracker asked me to help her find a dress, can you believe that! Just because I work here doesn't mean I want to wait on Her!

by North of MasonDixon August 22, 2006

brattitude

A bad attitude accentuated by being spoiled rotten; often used to describe someone who throws frequent bitchfits.

Your brattitude is getting in the way of a productive relationship.

by Karatemeow July 11, 2007

Bantitude

The magnitude of banter in a conversation.

I don't think you understand the bantitude of the situation!

by Kingfisher_Lads October 25, 2010

battitude

A behaviour or characteristic that combains two words or a phrase "bad" and "attitude".

Geesh, you have such a battitude!

by Mamma-Janis September 27, 2005

Brattitude

A mood or mannerism reflecting brattish or immaturely rebellious behavior.

My sister Michelle needs to stop her brattitude, she's always acting like a two-year old.

Dude, lose the brattitude, you're pissing everyone off.

by S. Merritt November 29, 2009

baetitude

Affectionate attitude shown by one's friends

She showed baetitude throughout the chemo session.

by Izrhel Farrell March 14, 2015

brattitude

Specifically the negative or immature demeanor, associated behaviors, silver-spoon fed, pompously inappropriate, childish, and rude mannerisms most commonly expressed by a rotten little sister who has somehow envisioned herself to be worthy of a position of power and sharp tongue, which she clearly has not earned. To act in a rude, disorderly, or otherwise unkind fashion towards an older brother or sister without cause, justification, or reason.

An older brother called his youngest sister whilst she was away at her freshman year of college just to say hello and see how things were going, however he could not spare the time of day to say hello and shoot the breeze, so instead of being friendly, the little sister copped a fierce brattitude, saying something with a dismissive and judgmental tone about how she had to go because it was time to eat dinner. Huh, I guess older brothers aren't worth a dime's worth of respect and friendliness for some unexplained reason.

by Stu Cherbourg February 20, 2011